titanic

Of immense strength

Titanic means enormous in size, strength, or power—suggesting something of mythic proportions.

The word comes from the Titans of Greek mythology, primordial deities of immense might.

A titanic struggle involves forces of extraordinary magnitude.

A titanic effort pushes human capacity to its limits.

The project required a titanic investment of resources. (Capitalized Titanic usually refers to the ship.)

colossal

enormous

Extremely large in scale

immense · vast · towering · gargantuan · mammoth · colossal · monstrous · humongous · jumbo · astronomical

mythological

Cronus

Titan king, father-devourer

Rhea · Oceanus · Gaia · Olympians · Zeus · Greek mythology · primordial · pantheon · Tartarus · Uranus

Categories
Opposites
physical size/scale

titanictiny

Extremely small in size

minuscule · microscopic · infinitesimal · minute · diminutive

magnitude/intensity of impact or force

titanicfeeble

Weak and ineffective

weak · puny · powerless · negligible · insignificant

importance/significance

titanicinsignificant

Lacking importance or consequence

trivial · negligible · inconsequential · trifling · petty

Phrases
Family

Titan, Titans, titanium, titans, Titaness

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG